Gallia is a Parisian craft brewery founded in 2009 in a northeastern suburb of Paris. The name pays homage to a historic Paris brewery that operated from 1890 to 1969, reviving a piece of the French capital's brewing heritage. In its early years, Gallia established itself as one of the pioneering craft breweries in the Parisian scene. Heineken later acquired a stake in the brewery, and more recently Diageo announced a strategic partnership with Gallia, reflecting the growing international recognition of this Paris-based brand. Gallia's portfolio centers on craft beer with a distinct Parisian identity. Among its known beers is Champ Libre, a fresh and fruity French blonde ale that has drawn attention both in France and beyond. The brewery is associated with an experimental and independent spirit, crafting beers that blend approachable drinkability with artisanal character. Gallia has also been active in sustainability initiatives, participating in Heineken's in-store beer tap trials aimed at reducing plastic packaging across retail markets in France.